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I'd take private office and casual dress code over work from home. I live close to the city with a great commute but don't have space for a home office at home.
by cylinder 7y ago
I'd take private office and casual dress code over work from home. I live close to the city with a great commute but don't have space for a home office at home.
- matwood 7y ago> casual dress code Haven't seen this as an issue for awhile. I'm old enough that when I started programming I had to wear a tie to work (it wasn't a 'tech' company). Over time and different jobs it changed to golf shirts and khakis to now where if anyone wears more than shorts/jeans and a t-shirt we think they are going on an interview.
- cylinder 7y agoShould clarify I'm not in tech. I dress business casual for 4/5 days. It takes a lot of time and effort to deal with selecting, matching, dry cleaning pants, ironing, etc and it's less comfortable than true casual. We don't meet clients so I don't see the issue, just conservatism.